Museo Carlo Bilotti

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The collection

The Carlo Bilotti Museum's permanent collection consists of the gift of 23 works donated by the entrepreneur Carlo Bilotti to the City of Rome, including paintings, drawings and sculptures. The most coherent and central group is made up of 18 works by Giorgio de Chirico (Volos 1888-Rome 1978), of which 17 are displayed in this room and one, a sculpture of Hector and Andromache, is installed outside the Museum.

Aranciera (Orangery)

The Villa Borghese’s Orangery, now the location of the Museo Carlo Bilotti, has had a long and very interesting history; in the course of time it has undergone numerous, and substantial, transformations to both its appearance and its function. It already existed in the area from which the first Villa Borghese was created by Cardinal Scipione (1576-1633), and used as a quite prestigious residence

01/12/2011 - 30/06/2012
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Educational resources for school

Laboratori botanici rivolti alle scuole dell’infanzia (dai 4 anni), alle elementari e medie con percorso propedeutico introduttivo al Giardino del Lago di Villa Borghese, con particolare cura alle diverse fasce d’età, martedì e giovedì ore 10.00 dal primo giorno di dicembre

Exhibitions and events

Calendar

Planned

La luce oscura della materia-Opere di Roberto Almagno e Sandro Sanna
The Dark Light of Matter: Works by Roberto Almagno and Sandro Sanna
19 May - 8 July 2012
Exhibition
Premio Strega. Meet the author: Carlo Pedini
19 May 2012
Event
“Musiche festival” best talents: La Vague / Alessandro Lepore
19 May 2012
Event

Educational events

Current

Visita didattica per le scuole. Museo Carlo Bilotti-Aranciera di Villa Borghese - Itinerario generale
1 January - 30 June 2012
Educational resources for school
Il piccolo erbario
1 December 2011 - 30 June 2012
Educational resources for school

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